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Lost and Found: Where is this 1814 Pulpit?

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The 1814 Pulpit by Debbie Rice-Marko After being absent from First (Scots) for 19 years, the Jenkins Memorial pulpit which dates to 1814 was returned to First (Scots) in 1964, 61 years ago. The hand carved piece of wood was on loan to the Cosgrove Ave. Presbyterian Church and then stored in a garage. It […]

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A Token of One’s Faith

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A Token of One’s Faith by Suanne Trimmer First used in the Reformed Presbyterian faith in 1560, communion tokens served as an admission ticket to allow church members to partake in the Lord’s Supper. This practice arose from the Reformers’ view of communion as a sacred privilege, where no unworthy person, as judged by church

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Lost and Found: Where is this 1814 Pulpit?

A Token of One’s Faith

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